Final answer:
Without specific historical context on Li Bo, we cannot confirm if bad habits affected his career. However, Benjamin Franklin establishing the first abolitionist society, the market revolution's impact, and the connection between the temperance movement and new social conditions are all historically true statements.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question regarding Li Bo's bad habits affecting his career seems to be based on a historical figure; however, the context provided about Liu Bang and his followers' behavior does not directly answer the question about Li Bo. Therefore, without additional specific historical evidence about Li Bo, we cannot accurately state whether bad habits affected his career as true or false.
To address the exercises provided:
- Exercise 8.3.3 - Benjamin Franklin was indeed a prominent figure in the anti-slavery movement, and he did help establish an abolitionist society, which makes the statement true.
- Exercise 11.3.1 - The market revolution did cause significant social and economic changes in the United States, providing a true answer to this statement.
- Exercise 13.3.3 - The temperance movement did rise partly due to new social conditions such as increasing urbanization and immigration, so this statement is true as well.
As for the remaining exercises, without additional context, we cannot determine the truth of the statement about displacement or the capacity of women during wartime.